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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
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"A nice lot of walnut beds and cane rockers just received at Bob Miller s New Furniture House cheaper than any in town.
 --One of the great mistakes of plant CTS is the folly of over-cropping. A little land well titled is far more re- munerative than a large area badly cul- tiyated. This is good time to look around and see the correctness of this observation.
 -FoR SALE.--A good second hand buggy. A big bargain. Apply 10
 C.. B. GERBER.
 There will be K. of l.. basket pie nic at Potts Station on the 4th. Every body is invited to attend, bringing well filled baskets anu prepared to have A good time. There will be speech mak- ing, but we are not advised as to names of the orators.
 --Headquarters for Mason's improved Fruit jars, cans and jelly glasses. Call and inspect them.
 II. NJ. GARDEN & Go.
 --The shooting contest between the Russellville and Dover teams arranged tP ttRNE ffHAC Oi ttlC ObBNS VI titN latter Monday evening last, was post pened on account of sickness in the family of one of the Dover team. The "shoot" will take place Tn the near future.
 -I have few of the celebrated Me Sherry Grain Drills which I will sell at cost, as l am desirous of closing up my business. c. E. GERBER.
 --Only small sheet to accommodate our advertisers will be issued from this office next week. This will enable ouc faithful compositors to get little need- ed rest and to celebrate the glorious 4lh in becoming style, July 18th the DEMOCRAT will greet it's readers again "bright, fresh and newsy."
 In order to close out my stock of straw hats and white derbies I will sell at actual cost, don't fail to call and ex- anime them. T. c. YORK.
 --The town has bought from 1'rutt & Mckinney one of the excellent pumps for which they are county agents, ard the same has been placed in position at the public well and is giving entire satisfaction. It is said to be an excellent iIvention, and as to price IS within easy reach of the masses.
 Never neglect cough. At the first intlmation, begin taking SPARKS INDI- AN CoUGH SYRUP, it is pleasant to take and positive cure. For sale by w. G.. Weimer. june 29.
 --An interesting game of ball was played here Friday between the Dover and Russellville teams resulting again iii the defeat of the home team. Score l9 to s. Both nines did good playing but. was too heavy for our boys. The game was umpired by Mr. R. B. Hogins very satisfactorily. Visitors from Dover and Galla Greek were out in full force.
 We have for sale a first-class par Tor organ, manufactured by one of the most reliable companies in the coun- try. This instrument will be sold at a bargain for cash, or on time, if secur- ed. If.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
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LOCAL LINES.

County court meets at Dover next week,
 Tine blue lodge meets Saturday night.
 --Whooping cough is quite prevalent here, but in mild form.
 Gall and see the Compressed Air Washer on exhibition at $. R. Judas. for sale by Ezra II. Shinn.
 Rev. J. F. Montgomery will begln pr0tracted meeting at Centre Point on the lst Sabbath in August.
 -The young folks had pleasant time last Friday night at the residence Of MT. and Mrs. Desha Williams.
 Go to the ice cream festival next Friday night. You will have good time and assist in a worthy cause. Rev. c. ". Berryman breaches at Point Remove church in Griffin town ship the 3d Sabbath in each month.
 -The Y. w. CT. U. will meet in the Christian church Friday night. All the young people are invited to attend. -J. $. Pleasant of Hot Springs has been secured by the school board to teach the Russellvile colored school this year,
 Rev. II. B. Milner has promised to assist Rev. J. W. Bruton in protract- ed meeting at Atkins beginning the 2d Monday in July.
 1.-The little son of MT. and Mrs. J. l. Cray, who was dangerously sick last week, is now out of danger and rapid 1y recovering.
 Tickets will be sold to all points of the l.. R. S F. 5. Ry., at one fare the round trip on July 2d to 4ih, good re- turning on the 5,h.
 "A match game of ball will be played here tomorrow between the Clarksyille team and our home nine. The game will excite considerable interest.
 If Morrilton, Clarksville and Ozark can have bank why not Russellville have one too. Why cant our business men make united effort to establish one2
 -Ague Busters for sale at W. c. Weimer's. July 6.
 Ut is indeed encouraging to hear farmers say that crops never looked finer at this season of the year than now. This news comes from every section.
 All kinds of mending done prompt ly and neatly at BOB MILLER's.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
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-A crowded house greeted Rey

A crowded house greeted Rev. Bunta Miyoshi. the young Japanese lecturer at the c. P. church last eve ning. | .s subject was the manners, customs, snperstitions, and religious wants of his native land, MT. Mi yoshi is young gentleman of intel lcctual ability and entertained his large audience in a creditable man ner. A handsome collection was taken at the close to enable the young man to finish his education at Lebanon before returning to his na tive country.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
The Pope County Sabbath School Association will Convene at
 Dover, July 20th, 1887.

The tenth annual meeting of our As sociation will convene at Dover, July the goth, 1887. Each school is entitled to one delegate for every fifty pupils enrolled, and one additional delegate for every twenty over one hundred, provided, however, that each school shall be entitled to one delegate. Min isrers of the gospel and Superintend- ents are honorary members. l earn estly request that you send delegates from every school in the county. Let the vice. Presidents of the Association assist in securing full delegation. and large attendance of Sabbath school workers from each township.
 Yours fraternaiIy,
 D, c. BROWN, Pres.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29

A mining company has been or ganized at oearcy to operate In White county.
 Ten persons have been sent to the insane asylum from Benton county Tn the last seven months.
 The muster rolls of Col. Tells reg iment in the Mexican war have been received by the Secretary of State from the War Department.
 Tue Catholic church at Ft. Smith is located on the spot where Gen. Taylor was camped in 1S46 when Jeff Davis eloped with his daughter.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
kEilg llleTEpc Cure your Chills, and pre- EuuL DU0ILnO vent their return Price Soc

--Messrs. R. s. Daily and F. H. Hil- lis of Dover township give us eneour- aging reports of crop prospects in their section. They had nice little rain Monday afternoon which was getting to be needed.
 Straw hats and white derbies at cost, at T. c. YoRK's.
 Delegates attending the National Educational Convention at Chicago July 18th to 18th can secure round trip tickets on July 4th to l1th, Rnssell- yille to Chicago returning by July 1o;h, at $2l.s0.
 Just received nice line of shoes and slippers, at T. c. YoRK's. -Messrs. Hamm and Newton will teach the public school at Scottsville; :; MT. J. NJ. Campbell takes school in district 42 and Mr. J. T. Eye and Miss Maria Brown will have charge of the Dover school.
 --FoR SALE.-A good second hand, Estey organ. II. B. MrLNER. The railroad authorities have given notice that no more cotton can be weighed for the public on the compa- ny's platforms. This will neeesstate other arrangements for the handling of this seasons crop.
 --Coflins and undertaker's goods at the New Furniture Store at the old Roys stand.
 We regret to learn of the serious sickness of Capt. F. J. Rollow, of Do- yer, with a cafbuncle on the back of his neck. He is reported better this morning, and we hope to hear of his early restoration to health.
 -Seersucker coats, vests and summer pants, have tumbled to the bottom at
 r. c. YoRY's. Next Friday the owners of dogs, big and little, --of high or low degree, will be called upon to appear before the marshal and pay the annual tax provided for by town ordinance. A failure to do so will incur fine.
 Bureaus, wash stands, safes and beds at Rock Bottom prices ut the "Boss" Furniture House.
 There has been no rain for the past two weeks and farmers have been able 70 destroy a good deal of grass, and pni ''~h iNt0 III SbHu tOniltiOU. bDlI corn and cotton are doing we'll and With an early rain will yield bounti- fully.
 --Go and see those nice window poles at Bob Miller's, they are cheaper than any ever sold before.
 "A little child of Mir. and Mrs J. T. odom, of Dover, was severely burned py oyerturning a bottle of sulphurie scid upon It's breast one day last week Al last accounts the little sufferer wa. resiing we'll and had promise of early recovery.
 Mr Cochran, late of Illinois, has accepted a position with Luker, Da Vis x Co. He is fine workman.
 Next Monday will be the Glori ous 4th, the day we celebrate.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
Reeds ChIIIC Cure.

The entcrprising druggist Mir. w. G. Weimer, has secured the agency for Reeds Chill Cure, and has on hand a cine. It contains no quinine, strych- nine nor arsenic. The most delicate child or female can take it with ease, pleasant to the taste and guaranteed to cure if used as directed. Box of pi lis free with every box.
 Dear Sir: Your Reeds Chill Cure bought of Wilson & Co.,, of this place is "Deadener" for chills.
 GEO. RUGGLEs. Mulberry. Ark. June 10. If.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
DEAF AND DUMB ASYLUM,
Drs. U. & W. H. Tobln.

Drs. J. J. & w. H. Tobln.
 DEAR SIEs Your Hepatozone has had rather extended trial in this in- stitution, among officers and pupils, Il has proven safe and certain remedy in affections of the liver. It Is also a valuable and cheap aperient. It remov- es constipation of the bowels. relieves indigestion, and can be taken at any time without any bad effect. I cheer fully recommend it's use in all cases in- volving derangement of the functions ot the liver, and in any cases where the stomach and bowels are involved.
 Truly yours.
 JOHN FORD, Supt. Sold by J. NJ. Harkey & Bro. and by w. $. Hinton, Atkins.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
Ice Cream Festival.

An ice cream festival under the aus- piccs of the ladies of the Baptist church will be given on Friday evening next, (July 1st), at the late Fowler store room, on Main street, the proceeds to be used for church improvement. Ev- erybody is earnestly invited and big turn out is expected.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29

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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29
"A TREMEND DoUS DROP IN PRICES DOWN THEY GO---L00K AT THESE
 PRICES:

10c, 2ac former price 10c, 21c, 15c Linen 10Jc, 12c former price 125c, 15c 25c Nainsook 61 7 114 I2c former price Sc. 10 5c Opera Slippers, 55c soc, s100 75c $l $25 Opera Slippers soc 75c S former price Csc, $l, $l25 WILL SELL FOR THE NEXT 50 DAYS AT ACTUAL COST ALL SUMMER GOODS IN LADIES AND GENTS WEAR fThese prices purchasers. This Humbug bring cash be convinced that what A BIG LINE OF GENTS UNDERWEAR SEERsUCKER COATS &
 VESTS AND LOW CUT SHOES AT COST. Ladies' Misses, Boys Hats, prIcc. Remember ha prices arc or CASH delivery.
 M. JACOBSON.
The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29

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The Russellville Democrat., 1887-06-29

--Messrs. R. s. Daily and F. II. Hil- lis of Dover township give us encour- aging reports of crop prospects in their section. They had nice little rain Monday afternoon which was getting to be needed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Mrs. Mary T. Daily. OF loEis-si-, went TO
the ID. g. NJ. depot last eEeaing with her
little niece who was going oat oa the ii:Ao
train. Ii was then about 8 O'Clock and as
cestsiuing that she would have to wait
some hours. she went 10 the Psrneii house.
not far distant anu asked for roon- shs
had with her two little bows. her own sons
and her niece. and room Is was assigned
10 them. When the traia was nearly due,
the little girls father came aud took her 70
the depot. Mrs. Daily went 10 settle
with the landlord, Patrick Finn, when
be asked 81 for the use OF the room fhe
refused 10 pay su-h an exorbnant prlce
aud Pat said he would keep her a prisoner
until she did and locked The door. si.ef
having showed her around two or three
times aud struck her little boy. she
pounded ON the window and screamed
murder until palroInlan heard the racket
aud came in 10 see what was wrong. Pat
then released the woman and ordered her
and her boys out af the house. alter which
she caue 70 Police Headquarters and told
the above story. She will probably have
Pat arrested for assault and battery as she
was almost sick from the abuse she re-
ceivrd g, his hands.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
FRAUD AND FORGERY
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case sas~sa the slsso00dlaS 9aasss 81 f'Fe-
b3is = bs looandfe. 81 : ess7er eysd hns
tl.AA lie had previously beea pasassd- Tie
Shortages IN ne ssFerAi fnnds estEassea -
hss ksep.sg wess nos EistsFlsllF anefe~sed
bag crime nEch worse than e1nbe<sie1nsKt
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where he matter wii end. 10 oDe CAB oazl-
jectafs aa1 Tie paeilt = no~ pssf4isa -
believe thS W0rsl.
Louis Dlslz : wsli-kno~1 1seraan eiu-
zen. lor many years IL sas employ ~ bai-
tersofgh 4 l.8as AID n0s iss0prleior 81 .
machine shop Oh South ffoDt-st., ~ss aE''
pointed sdlnlnlsirst0F al Ins estate ~ H.
Insn 4. Noble. Amoas ether property
whiea ezme inEo Lls possession sss ss.Ah
Tor whicll he secured tNo certificates oi &c
post 0E The Fourth National hanA ihess
~ere tarned over - fasieti for sale keefsnS.
Yesterday Dlesz learned that these o<1ssi-
Gates lad e~sn caas eEtsd into cash sac
lslGs they had Deen endorsed N his 1nLae
ty some o1s, presumably 81 foliets. Mr.
Dieix vas seen by = reporter for this pager
yesterday aud slAted positively that he LAD
never signed the certificates aud that be
was positive bis name bad been forged as
the writing while good imitatoA WAs
Mrs JoLnsua, widow 0f the msA Aaf-
dsred by Boyd, NJ Rockford. was thS0gnt
70 have been robbed o. but 81 800. as she
held note for <s3o gwen b. folleI iasl
December for money which Was ioancc
him This note Was endorsed bY E1sin r.
L hi aud when presented ~ thai gentleman
was =. once pronounced a forgery, as ne
had no kn0 ledge OF such paper being IA
existence. Tie signature = very clever
imitation Of Ar. Jhl's. q course, plain,
blant style. Mr. foileit writes LDe
feminine hand. and il must have required
some practice 10 have mace the Imitation
50 good il coald have been done With -
stab pen however
VI. Robinson is said 10 hold Folleii's
paper 10 the amount Of 500 With Edwin Il.
Uhl as an entorser. but whrsher 5 forgery
or not could not be learned rs Er. Jhl ieig
yesterday Tor Cincinnati TO meet bis wife.
Tobias konefs, Of Holland. agreed with
Judge Foilett 10 bid 3 certain price for some
land which was - he disposed OF at guar
dams sale and entrusted 10 Judge foiieit,
$50 as security, the money 10 De paid on
toe delivery of deed signed by klizabeth
Hoogcrs;eger. TIE deed has not been signed
the money has gone and . choice legal
question viii be the result.
The claim OF Martha Strong beir 10 the
estate OF Benz. Beach. amounts 10 siov.
Allen Duffee is not 80 heavy a loser IS
was at firsi supposed, as bills 10 the amount
OF SlGl.40 were found among Foiletf's
papers unc0llecfed. 50 the Morey blll 81 $40
was undoubtedly the only one on which he
had realized the cash.
Folleffs stock in the Fourth National
Bank Was hyteahesalsd sc;iie time sxo. ~
was also his stock in the Disfric, Telegraph
and other companies in which he figured.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

TO the Editor OF the TELEGRAM HEEato
Our citizens are promised another rich
treat, in ths shape of a series os four lee
lures, by Mr. Charles Watts, of Toronto
Ontario, Canada.
As. Mr.. Watts has addressed Grand Rap
ids audiences ca several occasions. need
only say. for the benefit of those who have
not listened to him. that he Is counted
among the ablest aud most eloquent Of con
troversial speakers and independent and
liberal thinkers of the day. He will lecture
as follows.
at Powers Grand ocera House, satur-
day evening-Subjecs, Man; hls Origin.
Nature and Destiny" Sunday morning at
Philosophy aud Theology, Fun
day evening = Religion or Mora ity,
Which,
At the Upiversalist Church. on Monday
evening-"Woman; Her Position and In
fluence."
The lectures are tree. and all al cordially
invited 10 come and hear and enjoy these
interesting talks. ID. A. BLoDsErr.
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

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ing l could soften the sufierinF oi hearts
through the loag Snmmef months. bui the
sasaef ! resolved Was. lie has no money
10 secure nae. 50 cannot" - you saa.
because this mEn has nae money he inlisi
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that hls family 90 much neea,
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tilis morning GA "Folleits Crime ] was
led 10 rite ihe above, being faliy con WINGED
y0a always stand ap for right aad justice
through roalF paper.
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Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
IN TWO PEHIRSULAS
eAkse IS HoegFul oF soos.


l.z-es.ks s<.1z4a. s-As-s.
LAssE. Ians z-1zsaE thiaEs are hopet
fox - L'AGss from fAs b0oa ef rsllssy
eoas.fGefioa wkieh has struck TIE upper
pseias'sia of hicaizza- FaE the past sso
o. three years. siHcs tie ose doeks Of The
AsFq2ests. Hosgason 4 OntoAogsa Rail-
road were elosed down. TIE town has beea
very aail aad tbs people have ilsed largely
on expectations Tie neu " iseoas1n Md
lsn1. - be baiit ffom fond ia lac Qsxt
year. Nil have L. 'ADse a. = ncEtheFa tsFnsi-
nns- Is . also hopsc that the Rev Duluth.
South shoFs & Atlantic Railroad vii ofIag
a laEge accession Of Business - l. Anse. The
Gay the sesf on Lake superior. A ship
yard, the DIST on this axe, has been estao-
hshe1 Al barsgs. just seross the bay fron
th.s village. be mills OF tie county viii
cut about IS. CO.., 90 feet OF Lumber, not In
eludlng shingles sad lzth. this year. TIE
slate Quarriss II Ors0n. few miles from
Dsrs, are working stronger than ever before
Tue town site sas recently bought by Ar
nloar & 20. for so So. aud other Chicago
capital has been Invested Ia lands near here.
fne people have been waiting long time
for the tosn TO grow, and their hopes are 10
5e realized shortly
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03

Cbes +. Soulc, of Grand Haven. Judge
of Probate OF Ottawa ctunty, wss in town
yesterday and was mistaken by various
people for the missing Follett. lie wore .
blue suit similar 10 Folietfs. . plug hat.
iron gray hair and beard. and At distance
hears striking ressmblsnoe to the eagerly
sought for ex-Judes. lie was chased bv q
csupie OF reporters fer several blocks ard
finally run down 81 the Probate of5ioe.
The reporters were confident they bel .
scoop and inwardlT rev0lve0 Ia their
own minds the questions they would ssk
tie Judge about bis sbserce. sho1f age. ftc..
but thev discovered their mistsks and srore
eternal secrecy on The matter
Telegram-herald., 1887-06-03
mANlsTsE MATTERS.
Amateur Thez.ricais Prove . Great Sue
eess-Marrisge Bells.

ttt--tst< - va t<tt4tke- -sttsa.4s
MASsrEE. June 2-0ne Of the most
thoroughly artistic theatrical entertain
ments eseT siSen by amateurs in this
section was presented to the people Of
Asnistee Tuesday evening by the Unity
Club OF this city, al Armory Hall. The
society Is an Organization OF young men and
Young ladies' who have grown up among
our people aud who have been solicited 20
become members, especially with regard TO
tEeir manifestations of literary. musical
and theatrical talent. On this occasion the
piece selected for their rendition was
sheridan's famous Rivals Our anuse-
unusually fine from this most brilliant col
lection OF young people. bat they were
really not prepared for 3n entertainment IN
which all of the genius and skill of the con-
summate and cultivated dramatic company
should De so nstonishingly developed. The
occasion so far exceeded the expectations of
our peopls that il has been the talk OF the
town today, and will no doubt resultin the
sepe,ition Of The play IL the club can posi-
ely be induced ID present IL again. Their
musical aud literary entertainments have
also, during the past few months. attracted
universal attention for their originality aud
brllliancy. The excellent arrangement and
conduct OF tho above play is due much to
the fine Isalian hand OF Fred Baocock.
who acted as stage manager on this occ2-
sion. The following was the east:
Sir Anthony Absolute. c. r. Parsons
Captain Absolute. Adoipn Nessen; Faulk.
land. e. A. Palmer: Bob Acr :, Q. b. Lewis.
Jr; Sir Lncius OTriggcr. Will A. Waite;
Fag, Frank L. Fowler: David, Thomas, j.
u. II. Wallace, Mrs. Malaprop. Mrs /.
Bloch; Lydia Languish, Miss Fanny Hod-
skis; JGlia, Miss Louise Welsh; Lucy, Miss
Anna Ryan.
The marriage ceremony OF Ward Leon
ard ana Miss Cora Secor took place last
evening at the clean home ofthe brides
father. Charles Secor. in this city. The
groom is ofthe firm of Krogen & Leonard,
hardware merchants. aud is one OF the
most promising young business men of our
city. The bride is a young iady Of rare at
tainments and amiable qualities. The fam
lies Of the contracting parties have long
heen known as old and respected citizens
OF Mauistee.